Pacific Palisades Mega-Mansion From 'Succession' Destroyed by Wildfires

The $83 million estate, featured in HBO's fourth season, was completely leveled as Los Angeles fires continue to devastate the region.

The San Onofre estate, a $83 million Pacific Palisades mansion owned by Luminar Technologies CEO Austin Russell, was destroyed in the ongoing Palisades wildfire.
The mansion, which appeared prominently in the fourth season of HBO's 'Succession,' featured luxury amenities like a retractable roof, a 20-seat theater, and a Nobu-designed chef's kitchen.
The Palisades fire has burned over 22,000 acres, with 13 reported fatalities, 180,000 displaced residents, and more than 150,000 under evacuation orders across Los Angeles County.
The estate, built in 2020 and described as an 'architectural masterpiece,' was one of several Hollywood filming locations lost to the fires, including properties used in 'Hacks' and 'Runaways.'
The Los Angeles wildfires have collectively destroyed over 12,000 structures and burned 56 square miles, with significant damage to high-profile properties and landmarks.